[center][h2][b]Alexander Ross[/b][/h2][/center]

There was a moment of relief when the woman had grasped his arm to pull herself up, knowing that she was fine and would live to act another day. However, something that held in total surprise was the flirtatious kiss upon his cheek, causing him to freeze for just a few moments to process the action. Then, he simply shook his head clear of any thought or temptation that the woman would have presented, knowing that it was just a reaction of chemicals going off in the brain that was typically released in the healing process. Alexander returned to his full height and walked away for a moment to look over the actor once more. 

“He’s good, just a crybaby,” Alexander said to the others, forgetting what it was like to actually be hurt given his powers consistently preventing harm upon himself. The doctor sighed and walked back to the ambulance to get some proper medical supplies so that he may perform a full physical on both the people in the accident before he officially gave them a clear, what kind of doctor would simply tell them they were fine. Alexander gathered some basic equipment and jogged back over to the woman, who was well walking and talking now but it may be better just to do her first so that he could move onto someone who would be far more difficult. 

“Hold on little lady, you just got out of an accident. No strenuous movement until I give you the clear,” the doctor said in a commanding tone, stepping in front of her and quickly. He opened up one of her eyes, holding up an ophthalmoscope to look at her pupil reactions. It was a simple process but it was a necessary one that he needed to do as a profession doctor. When he found nothing out of the ordinary, he moved on to have her open her mouth, using the small wooden stick to force her tongue down a little so he may see the back of her mouth. After finding nothing out of the ordinary, he stepped back asking, “Do you feel dizzy, confused, or are you seeing things in any blurry fashion?”

It was the standard concussion questions.